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August Articles:

Plant of the Month:
Aster x frikartii


How to:
Bud Graft a Fruit Tree


Tip of the Month:
Growing Berry Shrubs


Garden Reminders:
Garden Projects for September


Gardening Tip of The Week

Soil fertility can influence the ability of trees to hold and mature their fruit. Over-fertilization, especially too much nitrogen can cause excessive vegetative growth, and cause fruit to drop. During extremely dry periods, fruit that was not completely pollinated will generally drop before those that were adequately pollinated.